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Low neutrophiles and high eosonophiles!
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<blockquote data-quote="rlsnights" data-source="post: 420906" data-attributes="member: 7948"><p>I'm sorry if I seem to be going overboard on the advice here. It's advice I wish someone had given me when we started dealing with serious health issues with my son. I don't mean to imply that your son is going to have problems but I learned the hard way that it wasn't helpful to any of us to teach my son that doing things like blood draws deserved a lot of special attention and that he should be rewarded for this.</p><p></p><p>At this point we have been able to drop back to blood draws every two months (from doing them every month for 18 months). He had to do daily shots in his belly at one point that was really difficult. And for almost 3 years we did shots in his belly every 2 weeks. And of course there were many invasive medical tests. So in the long run he had to learn that making a fuss about doing these only made them harder. But I think if we hadn't rewarded him so much at the beginning it would have been an easier lesson to learn.</p><p></p><p>Patricia</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rlsnights, post: 420906, member: 7948"] I'm sorry if I seem to be going overboard on the advice here. It's advice I wish someone had given me when we started dealing with serious health issues with my son. I don't mean to imply that your son is going to have problems but I learned the hard way that it wasn't helpful to any of us to teach my son that doing things like blood draws deserved a lot of special attention and that he should be rewarded for this. At this point we have been able to drop back to blood draws every two months (from doing them every month for 18 months). He had to do daily shots in his belly at one point that was really difficult. And for almost 3 years we did shots in his belly every 2 weeks. And of course there were many invasive medical tests. So in the long run he had to learn that making a fuss about doing these only made them harder. But I think if we hadn't rewarded him so much at the beginning it would have been an easier lesson to learn. Patricia [/QUOTE]
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